Go lighter gradually

If you have dark brown hair and you want to go light blonde, then the best way to do it is over a couple of dyeing sessions. You should start by going a few shades lighter than your natural colour. By taking this route, you won’t have to use a strong lightener, which is known for tearing open the hair cuticle, leaving it susceptible to dryness and split ends. The process of going blonde may take longer, but it will pay off in the long run, when you have bright and healthy golden tresses.

Touch up your roots

Whether you colour your hair at home or in the salon, touching up your roots keeps your hair colour vibrant and extends the time between dyeing sessions. This will not only save you time and money, but it will also help avoid over-processing your hair.

Use conditioning treatments

Bleaching is a harsh process that can leave your hair feeling overly dry and brittle. We recommend using a pre-colour treatment just before your dyeing session to condition the hair and prepare it to receive colour. Our Restora™ Protein Treatment can be used a both a pre and post colour treatment. It protects and controls the amino acid Cystine to ensure it is available to link to hair. It is proven to reduce hair breakage by 83% and provides essential Cystine nourishment that brings your hair back to its full health. The whole process only takes 45 minutes, with results lasting up to six weeks.

Pick the right shampoo and conditioner

In order to prevent your colour from fading, it is important to invest in a quality shampoo and conditioner. Our Restora™ Shampoo and Conditioner cleanse and protect colour-treated hair. They reduce hair breakage by 80% and are proven to keep your hair colour fresh and vibrant between dyeing sessions.

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